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frequent

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

God, are you going to tell me you're a woman?

:D:D:D

That would explain alot

emerald21

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

Shall I run and hide!

I have no idea but he really does remind me of my brother in law... who is who I actually described!

:D:D:D:D

Oh yes ok we believe you I would say late 30 s but maybe wrong

Wheres_My_Cashback

frequent wrote: »

I've already mentioned inflation.

Government bonds, that pay interest, help offset inflation.

However, when you gamble you stand the chance of losing your stake money.

You cannot lose your stake money with premium bonds, so it is not a gamble.

As you well know Pbs were being discussed, not Govt Bonds, something entirely different which for some reason you brought into the equation ?

With PB's you don't lose your stake, but it's value is eroded by inflation, therefore you will have gambled. I'm not going to continue to argue the toss here with someone who could start an argument in a phone box with himself.

If you need it confirmed, step into the financial forums here or on any other website or speak to an IFA who will confirm what most financially savvy people already know and that's that you are gambling against a better fixed return of income from elsewhere.

Tinyshoes

fairclaire wrote: »

That prosecco is very nice! It's a shame it's not as cheap as it was at Xmas and we could squeeze 3 bottles in a shop. I can't do meal deals. I couldn't get a credit card in my freezers, never mind a ready meal

I didn't buy any at Xmas, wasn't it about £3.50 bottle then. I paid approx £33 for my 2 deals and 2 prosecco and some decent bacon. With another £8 off my next shop I'm happy with that.

Can't really work out how much a bottle it cost me but I figured I have sort of paid for my meal deals and bacon and got the prosecco free. :rotfl:

I have managed to get the BNI onion rings in mum's freezer so now that is full again. Curries and Finest in bottom of fridge but good dates to use by.

tweets

fairclaire wrote: »

maybe tweets can help? She seems a whiz with the techy problems. She sorted out everyone's smilies a while back

I saw original post and I am sorry but I cant help My pm's work :T

It was luck I fathomed out smilies

Sunshinemummy

emerald21 wrote: »

Oh yes ok we believe you I would say late 30 s but maybe wrong

Aau ...... do you want to put us out of our confusion....

Money_Doctor

Wheres_My_Cashback wrote: »

As you well know Pbs were being discussed, not Govt Bonds, something entirely different which for some reason you brought into the equation ?

With PB's you don't lose your stake, but it's value is eroded by inflation, therefore you will have gambled. I'm not going to continue to argue the toss here with someone who could start an argument in a phone box with himself.

If you need it confirmed, step into the financial forums here or on any other website or speak to an IFA who will confirm what most financially savvy people already know and that's that you are gambling against a better fixed return of income from elsewhere.

I agree entirely

Correct

tweets

Its bedtime cya all tomorrow :wave:

Savvybuyer

fairclaire wrote: »

The Mbuy is showing on MSL Savvy

:(Thank you Secretary!:):)

Possible baby food 'glitch' (but may need to go quick) - A vs S:
Heinz Peach Fruit Yogurt (4x100g) (b/c ends 707266), together with one of the Cow & Gates 4 pack that are 99p in Sains (until 4/3/14:(:()?

May be a joint find, between myself and a fellow poster that needs acknowledging.

No idea if better/worse than the 12x individuals with 10+1 comparing from full price earlier on.

Tinyshoes

fairclaire wrote: »

I concur :beer:

Thought you would agree. :beer:

Hope DM has more than one bottle each. :rotfl: